Post Your Cycling Related Christmas Gift
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I received a ritchey torque Key, some stanchion lube ( mtb), some gels, honey stingers, sport beans, high 5 race pack and a skelton jersey,a stool to sit on when repairing my bikes and a bicycle clock.
hopefully in the next few days I will also pick up my cervelo R3 team... and my gf will hopefully decided to get hers too.
my pre-xmas gift to my self was a team spider-tech kit
hopefully in the next few days I will also pick up my cervelo R3 team... and my gf will hopefully decided to get hers too.
my pre-xmas gift to my self was a team spider-tech kit
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Mostly cold weather gear as I had none!
Pearl Izumi Barrier Jacket
Pearl Izumi Thermal Tights
Pearl Izumi Wool Socks
Under Armour Ninja Mask (for those really cold days!)
Multi-Tool
Chain Cleaner Kit
I also got a Runner's World magazine subscription, new pair of jeans, some running dry-fit shirts, and some stocking stuffer novelties.
Pearl Izumi Barrier Jacket
Pearl Izumi Thermal Tights
Pearl Izumi Wool Socks
Under Armour Ninja Mask (for those really cold days!)
Multi-Tool
Chain Cleaner Kit
I also got a Runner's World magazine subscription, new pair of jeans, some running dry-fit shirts, and some stocking stuffer novelties.
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plus a little cash to throw towards my impending bike purchase. My in-laws spoil us...
and when I mentioned that my bike computer doesn't have a cadence sensor on it, my father-in-law gave his his old Polar CS100 with cadence and heart rate monitor
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Got a set of Assos Ti.Uno bibs and a Uno jersey. Those bibs are the best thing my bottom has ever touched.
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i didn't ask for anything and was so jazzed when i got these from my sister. hopefully no more dead toes!
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I got some Lake 236 shoes (wide size, I did a short 30 today and no foot pain! Yea!)
New Tfosi sunglasses
Park stand (model 10)
Book - Zinn of Road bike maintenance
Some other tools
SE Draft Lite (for fun around town)
Still to come
Psimet wheels (Kinlin X300, WI hubs, CX-Ray spokes)
All in all, I'm a happy camper.
New Tfosi sunglasses
Park stand (model 10)
Book - Zinn of Road bike maintenance
Some other tools
SE Draft Lite (for fun around town)
Still to come
Psimet wheels (Kinlin X300, WI hubs, CX-Ray spokes)
All in all, I'm a happy camper.
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This Christmas was dominated by cycling equipment and gear.
I got:
Long sleeved Specialized jersey, a short sleeved Specialized jersey, a wireless Cateye Strava computer, Nite Rider 350 light, radiator tights, new shorts, some full finger gloves, and part of my Christmas was the new Felt F5. I got most of this stuff before Christmas as I needed it for the weather and a ride I wanted to make (the lights).
Most of my stuff summed up in this picture
My son:
2011 Specialized Allez double, tights, shorts, long and short gloves, Nite Rider 150 light set w/ the Cherry Bomb rear light, two jersies, ...that's all I can think of right now.
All but the shorts/tights, and lights came from my LBS, Epic Bikes. I like to support the brick and mortar where I can.
I got:
Long sleeved Specialized jersey, a short sleeved Specialized jersey, a wireless Cateye Strava computer, Nite Rider 350 light, radiator tights, new shorts, some full finger gloves, and part of my Christmas was the new Felt F5. I got most of this stuff before Christmas as I needed it for the weather and a ride I wanted to make (the lights).
Most of my stuff summed up in this picture
My son:
2011 Specialized Allez double, tights, shorts, long and short gloves, Nite Rider 150 light set w/ the Cherry Bomb rear light, two jersies, ...that's all I can think of right now.
All but the shorts/tights, and lights came from my LBS, Epic Bikes. I like to support the brick and mortar where I can.
Last edited by Juan Foote; 12-26-11 at 08:13 PM.
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I got some new Garneau gloves, some Garneau leg warmers, and some Pearl Izumi arm warmers. Use your imagination as to what they look like.
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I got a Bontrager DuoTrap Digital Speed/Cadence Sensor for my Madone from my son for Chanukah. He lent me his Garmin computer for a few days. My birthday is at the end of January so I ASSume i'll be getting a computer then.
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wife got me some winter clothes; not bike specific, but that's what they'll be used for. a base layer and a mid layer. Tired them out today, went 3 miles and I was sweating...so looks like they work.
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Are you sure? Something makes me think you are missing something. Like how dangerous sweating in the cold is which is why they make outdoor specific clothing warm and breathable. 3 miles in you should just be starting to get acquainted with being warm and certainly not sweating.
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